Sentence examples for markings of an from inspiring English sources

It bears all the markings of an independence battle.

"Watermill Toad" is a delicate combination of greens -- light bluish and light pea -- that hint at the mottled markings of an amphibian creature.

He added that the protest "seems to have the markings" of an event orchestrated by those who want to form a graduate student union.

PARIS — Up close, the beads had an unearthly glow, tracing the veiled body with the exact markings of an ostrich shorn of its feathers.

THE 2011 installation at Metropoliz (Via Prenestina, 913), a former salami factory in Rome's eastern periphery, had all the markings of an insular art-world creation.

By Dale Russakoff July 17, 2015 Mary Badham left the South for Hollywood during the era of segregation, to play Scout in the film adaptation of "To Kill a Mockingbird," and returned to find that people she once considered unequivocally good in fact bore the markings of an evil system.

Here were the clear markings of a tribe.

There were none of the usual markings of a court of law.

War and Turpentine has all the markings of a future classic.

They have all the markings of a very, very scary team.

Many commentators have suggested that Dean bears the markings of a Dukakis liberal.